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A technical guide to trading USD/CHF price action around the 0.78000 level, focusing on retest quality and session handovers.

USD/CHF enters a critical testing phase around the 0.77750 pivot. Learn how to trade the 0.78000 figure gravity and key support levels.

USD/CHF navigates a critical regime filter at 0.77500 as markets digest a reduction in global risk appetite and shifting USD interest rate expectations.

USD/CHF tests the 0.76750 regime line as traders weigh USD dominance against the persistent Swiss Franc hedge bid.

USD/CHF enters the January 26 session showing lowside close characteristics; navigate the 0.7850 pivot and key resistance levels with our professional market map.

USD/CHF enters the January 24th session with a bearish close near 0.7817; explore the key pivot levels and session handover maps for the upcoming trade week.

USD/CHF settled into a level-driven rotation on Jan 23, 2026, closing the session near the 0.7900 pivot as market participants focused on boundary validation over trend extensions.

USD/CHF fell 0.74% as rate differentials and intraday positioning pressured the pair toward key support at 0.78944.

The Swiss Franc surged as a preferred safe-haven hedge on January 20, 2026, driving USD/CHF down nearly 1% amid rising trade-policy uncertainty and equity weakness.

With USD/CHF hovering at 0.8030, traders face elevated weekend gap risk and thin liquidity heading into a US holiday session dominated by front-end rate differentials.

USD/CHF remains a rates-dominated trade as U.S. front-end yields support the greenback while the Swiss Franc acts as a quiet defensive hedge.

USD/CHF holds a narrow range near 0.8034 as the Swiss Franc remains anchored by risk-hedging demand ahead of the Asia handover.

USD/CHF remains in a tactical range as firm US yields battle cooling geopolitical risk premiums, keeping the pair anchored near the 0.8003 pivot.

USD/CHF remains in a tight range as the Swiss Franc gains traction as a 'clean hedge' against US Dollar credibility premiums and global rate volatility.